Why do second-hand tractors need to be changed?

Renaming second-hand tractors refers to converting some old tractors that have stopped production or are no longer in circulation into tractors of existing well-known brands and replacing them with new trademarks and logos for sale. This kind of behavior is an infringement of intellectual property rights and violates the trademark law and other relevant laws and regulations.

The common ways to change the standard include changing the trademark of the whole vehicle, changing the trademark of parts, changing the appearance style and so on. Although this behavior can reduce the cost, there are also many hidden dangers, such as the unstable quality of tractors after the standard change, which may threaten the safety of users' lives and property.

Therefore, for consumers who buy second-hand tractors, they should pay attention to check whether the trademarks and logos of tractors are true and complete, and whether there are traces of alteration, so as to prevent being deceived and causing losses. At the same time, we should also choose regular tractor sales channels and brands to ensure the quality and after-sales service of tractors.